The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claims to have attacked over 51 Pakistani army and ISI installations. The BLA has also appealed to India for support against Pakistan's terrorism and nuclear threat.
Pakistan News: The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for a large-scale attack against Pakistan in Balochistan. The organization stated that it conducted 71 simultaneous attacks on Pakistani military and Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) installations across more than 51 locations. The attacks lasted several hours, targeting military convoys, intelligence centers, and mineral transport vehicles. The BLA claims this was not merely a destructive action but also a strategic maneuver in preparation for future conflict.
Appeal for International Support, Including India
The BLA has appealed to the world, particularly India, to take b action against Pakistan's terrorism and nuclear threat. The Baloch organization alleges that the Pakistani government repeatedly propagates false claims of peace and ceasefires while actively supporting terrorism. It accuses the Pakistani army and ISI of actively aiding terrorist organizations like Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed, and ISIS. The BLA asserts that every promise from Pakistan is a deception and every statement is stained with blood.
Rejection of Foreign Proxy Allegations
The BLA vehemently denies allegations of being a foreign proxy. The organization clarifies that the Baloch resistance movement is entirely indigenous and not controlled by any external force. The BLA positions itself as a decisive and influential future power in South Asia. They maintain that the Baloch movement is a legitimate and just fight for freedom from Pakistani occupation, which cannot be suppressed by false propaganda.
Accusation of Pakistan as a 'Nuclear Terrorist State'
The BLA has labeled Pakistan a "violent, ideologically driven nuclear state." The organization claims Pakistan not only fosters terrorist groups but also strategizes the misuse of its nuclear weapons. Directly accusing the ISI, the BLA calls the agency the backbone of a global terrorist network. The BLA argues that Pakistan's policies threaten the peace and stability of not only Balochistan but the entire South Asian region.
Demand for a New Order in South Asia
The Baloch Liberation Army believes the current situation necessitates a "new political and strategic order" in South Asia. The BLA urges India and other global powers to actively expose Pakistan's duplicitous policies. They contend that regional stability is impossible without global action against Pakistan's terrorism-supporting policies.
